P. D. L. D. Menezes, Marcleide Maria Macêdo Pederneiras, Lidiana de Castro Lima Bandeira
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摘要
住宿企业的日常活动以热情好客为特征,但这种日常活动受到了COVID-19大流行的严重影响。该部门逐渐恢复了活动,实施了具体的协议和良好的卫生习惯,以防止COVID-19的传播,同时为客人提供热情和安全。客人在互联网上分享他们的经历,提供住宿信息,并根据所提供的服务质量对酒店进行评价。这些信息决定了住宿设施的性能,并产生了可以影响未来潜在客人决策的在线声誉。本研究的目的是利用Booking.com网站上提供的用户生成内容(UGC),分析疫情期间巴西Paraíba州jo o Pessoa市12家4星级和5星级酒店的客人体验。网站上报告的客人体验被认为是一个可靠的数据库,因此我们决定将其用作数据收集工具。我们进行了一项描述性网络调查,结果发现,除了与热情好客、生物安全和基础设施相关的问题外,早餐服务是客人评价中的一个主要和决定性因素。
Hospitality in times of pandemic: Examining the guest experience in lodging facilities in the city of João Pessoa/PB
The day-to-day activities of lodging businesses are marked by hospitality, but this routine was significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Gradually, the sector resumed its activities, implementing specific protocols and good hygiene practices to prevent the spread of COVID-19 while providing guests with hospitality and safety. Guests share their experiences on the Internet, providing information about their stay and evaluating establishments based on the quality of services provided. This information determines the performance of lodging facilities and generates an online reputation that can influence the decision-making of future potential guests. The goal of this research was to analyze the guest experience of twelve hotels categorized as 4- and 5-star, located in the city of João Pessoa in the Brazilian state of Paraíba (PB), during the period of the pandemic, using User-Generated Content (UGC) available on the website Booking.com. The guest experience reported on websites is considered a reliable database, hence our decision to use it as a data collection instrument. A descriptive netnographic survey was conducted, and it was found that in addition to issues related to hospitality, biosecurity, and infrastructure, the breakfast service was a predominant and decisive factor in the guests' evaluation.